Walking Nanjing: Where Every Step Tells a Story скачать в хорошем качестве

Walking Nanjing: Where Every Step Tells a Story

If you want to experience the lively atmosphere of the Chinese New Year amidst the crowds, Nanjing is definitely a city worth visiting and exploring. This video will show you the lively scenes of several popular attractions in Nanjing, hoping that you can feel the crowded, busy and prosperous Chinese New Year. -------------------⭐⭐ 0:00 Intro 2:03 Deji Plaza and Xinjiekou Shopping Center 1:17:33 Laomendong Historic District, experience the local living style 2:06:31 Confucius Temple Historic District, the lantern festival show 2:55:53 Hike into history: City Wall of Nanjing 3:28:51 Niushou Mountain Cultural Tourism Zone -------------------⭐⭐ Nanjing Xinjiekou Shopping Center -------------------⭐⭐ Nanjing is a popular city for international students to study in. It is not only a city with rich history and diverse culture, it is also a city with rapid economic development. Situation in the center of Nanjing city, Xinjiekou is the sign of Nanjing’s economic growth, especially in tourism and catering. If tourists choose to travel to Nanjing, Xinjiekou will be the inevitable destination where they must go. This video will introduce to you Xinjiekou, one of the best shopping centers in China. Xinjiekou is a popular commercial area located in the Qinhuai District of Nanjing, Jiangsu province. It is renowned for its historic architecture, vibrant nightlife, and important role in Nanjing’s development. Xinjiekou has been a commercial hub in Nanjing for over 800 years. It rose to prominence during the Ming dynasty as a ferry port and marketplace. Many buildings in Xinjiekou date back to the late Qing dynasty, with architectural styles including Baroque, Gothic and Neoclassical. The historic streets and buildings give Xinjiekou a nostalgic charm. One of the most important features is the prosperous shopping area. Xinjiekou is Nanjing’s premier shopping area, boasting many high-end department stores, shopping malls and retail outlets. Shopping options include Deji Plaza, Orient Department Store, Central Guan, Jinling Department Store, etc. They offer luxury brands, apparel, cosmetics, accessories, handicrafts and much more. During festivals, Xinjiekou is decked out in colorful decorations, attracting tens of thousands of shoppers. Xinjiekou is a prestigious historical and commercial area in Nanjing. It is a microcosm of Nanjing’s innovative, fashionable and culturally open atmosphere. The striking juxtaposition of traditional architecture and amenities with modern shopping and nightlife gives Xinjiekou a unique charm. It is an iconic part of Nanjing that fuses nostalgia, prosperity, diversity and vibrancy. Xinjiekou deserves to be on every visitor’s itinerary to experience the pulse of the city. If you are planning to take a visit to China, Xinjiekou is a must-go tourist destination for sure. As the Central Business District (CBD) of Nanjing, Xinjiekou endlessly pumps life into the city’s economy, and acts as, not only the CBD, but also an important area for political and governmental exchange, as well as entertainment. As many as half a million people pass through Xinjiekou every day, rising to 1 million during peak holiday periods. -------------------⭐⭐ What to see along Nanjing’s city wall -------------------⭐⭐ Climbing the wall at Xuanwu Gate and hiking south, a section of wall runs for one mile, offering sensational views. On one side is the glassy expanse of Xuanwu Lake, flanked by willow trees, and Purple Mountain beyond it, home to the tomb of the first Ming Emperor. On the other side are the space-age towers of modern Nanjing. A broad curve of wall leads towards the seven tapering tiers of the pagoda at Jiming Temple, and before that, the hidden gem Nanjing Ming City Wall History Museum, built into the wall itself and dedicated to its history. The most impressive architectural feature of the wall is the formidable Zhonghua Gate in the south. The most spectacular of 13 gates that once dotted the walls, it guarded the ‘front door’ of Nanjing – the name literally means ‘Gate of China.’ In fact, it looks more like a castle; anyone coming into the city would have had to pass through a series of connecting spaces leading to the wall and overlooked by deadly firing positions. In its day, the Zhonghua Gate would have housed a garrison of 3,000 soldiers. -------------------⭐⭐ Other Walk East's Cool Playlists: Night Walking Tour In China's Metropolitan Cities:    • Night Walking Tour In China's Metropo...   China's Stunning Old Towns:    • China's Stunning Old Towns   Shanghai City Classic Scenes:    • 4K⁶⁰ Shanghai City Classic Scenes   4K⁶⁰ Driving In China:    • 4K⁶⁰ Driving In China | 行车巡游之旅   -------------------⭐⭐ #chinatravel #Nanjing